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Virginia and North Carolina\u00a0Premises Liability Attorney<\/h1>\n

Property owners are legally obligated to maintain the safety of their premises in order to ensure that their guests and others who may visit or use the property are not unfairly exposed to serious injury risks. When this responsibility is not upheld, whether as a result of simple negligence or active recklessness on the part of the property owner, it can result in devastating injuries for unsuspecting visitors, something for which a property owner may be held liable through a premises liability<\/a> lawsuit.<\/p>\n

Premises liability<\/strong> injuries can often be severe. In fact, it is not uncommon for those injured under these circumstances to experience spinal cord injuries or even brain damage. At Joe Miller Law, we believe that no one in Norfolk should have to pay for these types of consequences on their own if their injury was caused by a reckless property owner. Fortunately, many victims of such accidents are able to seek the justice and compensation they need by taking legal action against the party responsible for the unsafe property.<\/p>\n

Our Premises Liability Practice Areas<\/h2>\n

Sadly, there is a wide variety of ways in which innocent people can sustain serious injuries in a property accident. Some of the most common types of accidents and the injuries they cause that result from property owners\u2019 negligence include:<\/p>\n